Cleaning the Blower and Vents

Burn Risk To avoid burns, do not move the fryer while containing hot oil.

Cleaning the In Housing Wheel

1. Use foam brush and bristle brush to remove debris from in between each fan blade.

2. Wipe wheel back plate and blades with cloth towel to remove remaining debris.

3. Cover open vats of oil to keep any debris discharge out of the flue from falling into the oil and turn fan on to verify fan pressure is 1.7 inwc at 60 Hz (1.4 inwc at 50 Hz) or greater.

4. If less than 1.7 inwc at 60 Hz (1.4 inwc at 50 Hz) continue to Removing and Cleaning the Wheel.

Removing and Cleaning the Wheel

1. Loosen set screw using a hex-key.

   

2. Attach wheel puller to OD of wheel hub by tighten 3 hex head bolts down with 1/ 2" wrench, making sure to keep the puller centered along the wheel/shaft axis.

   

3. Turn screw to remove the wheel from the motor shaft.

4. With wheel removed apply degreaser and wash wheel in dishwasher or sink to remove dirt and grease. Use of a soft bristle brush is permissible.

   

5. File down the burr on the shaft left by the set screw, to allow wheel to slide onto shaft freely.

   

6. Install wheel with hub set to end of shaft and tighten set screw.

7. Turn on blower and verify that pressure is 1.7 inwc at 60 Hz (1.4 inwc at 50 Hz) or greater.